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bidrohini

Here are some old threads in this forum about long press switch input. You can check these. https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5636 https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9236 And in case if you ever want to create a ESPeasy compatible PCB for your system, you can see t...

bidrohini

Welcome. This is a really helpful forum. If you face any difficulty when building your smart home project with ESPEasy, you can ask without any hesitation.

bidrohini

Have you checked the Home Assistant Appdeamon app for a Novy Hood? Was it of any help for you?
https://github.com/tnagels/novy_hood

bidrohini

Let me suggest an alternative but permanent solution. You can design a power supply board for NodeMCU like this.
https://www.pcbway.com/project/sharepro ... upply.html

bidrohini

Here I found another thread about X10 but nobody answered here either

viewtopic.php?t=2816
Here is another in Domoticz: https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12055

bidrohini

Super! it works! Thanks a lot TD-er for your tremendous job. You are wright for the less precise driving of the S2 ESP32 vs ES32 classic but it suits me for my purpose. I run around twenty ESP's mainly for temperature monitoring with Domoticz. I gradually swap from ESP8266 to ESP32 and mainly for S...

bidrohini

Thanks for the whole thread. I was planning to use the same servo with ESP.

bidrohini

The only resource I found regarding extractor hood is this one: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/i ... d/422219/7

I hope the admins will come forward to troubleshoot your code.

bidrohini

I am not sure if it is going to help you anyway or not. Here is a blog on Automation/IoT with NRF24L01+ and MQTT: https://tmrh20.blogspot.com/2019/05/automationiot-with-nrf24l01-and-mqtt.html And by the way, you can take a look here if you decide to work on the display unit of your weather station: ...

bidrohini

What is the pressure sensor doing in your project actually? Are you using that to measure water level, or anything else? For measuring water level, float switches are best. Here is a LoRa remote water level and pump controller project. This one uses 3 float switches: https://www.pcbway.com/project/s...

bidrohini

Did anyone test this code?

bidrohini

okite wrote: ↑25 Jun 2023, 15:58 Hi, thanks, I have found soulution for Tasmota, but I wanna use ESPEasy: https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/discussions/10387
I changed rules struct, so I am approaching the end .

Good to know that. Please post the update when you're done. That will help many of us.

bidrohini

Here is something similar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_omEluWFqsU
I think for ESPeasy, the procedure is the same. You can see it if you already have not.

bidrohini

Actually without seeing a picture or link, it is quite difficult to make a suggestion. I'd suggest you to test the roof motor separately and observe its behavior.

bidrohini

Hello, dear, I am from one of your neighbour countries. Still trying to understand ESPeasy well. Nice to meet you. Best of luck with your home automation planning. Hope to see your work soon.

bidrohini

I hope espeasy team will look into this matter.

bidrohini

Try it this way: on !Serial0* do Publish,'VICTRON-ve','{substring:8:15:%eventvalue%}' endon on !Serial1* do Publish,'waterflow','{%eventvalue%}' endon so do you think the answer is to use "!Serial0*" and "!Serial1*" to get difference from the input? I hoped that the!Serial0* eve...

bidrohini

You can test with different pulse durations in the command. Try shorter or longer durations to see if it makes any difference in triggering the blinds. If you plan to control the blinds through MQTT, you will need to configure the MQTT settings in the firmware. You will also need to use MQTT command...

bidrohini

I see. Thank you Ath.
Dear m_ny, I hope you have solved this issue by this time. If not, you can post your question again in this section: viewforum.php?f=8

bidrohini

Try it this way:

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on !Serial0* do
    Publish,'VICTRON-ve','{substring:8:15:%eventvalue%}'
endon

on !Serial1* do
    Publish,'waterflow','{%eventvalue%}'
endon

bidrohini

You can get some help from these threads: https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8523 https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27541 I have gone through the first link in detail however my case is that just to send custom readings to domoticz via SendtoHTTP command. The second li...

bidrohini

Since you received no reply here, I think you can post your question to the home assistant forum.

bidrohini

You can get some help from these threads:
viewtopic.php?t=8523
https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27541

bidrohini

ESP32-WROOME is specifically designed for high-temperature environments. It has the same functionality as the standard ESP32-WROOM. But is built with components that can withstand higher operating temperatures. If your application will be exposed to elevated temperatures, such as industrial or autom...

bidrohini

You can contact them through the mail id and phone number given here: https://www.mienji.com/p/lianxiwomen.html

bidrohini

To analyze the signals further, you may need to decode the pulse timings and patterns to understand the specific commands being sent. There are various tools and libraries available that can assist in decoding and analyzing RF signals, such as the RTL-SDR project (https://www.rtl-sdr.com/) or the Un...

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https://github.com/enesbcs/rpieasy here it says "However experimental Orange Pi, USB FTDI and Rock Pi S GPIO support also added for testing purposes. Some basic devices (dummy, system informations...) and controllers will work on a normal PC." It appears that there is experimental support ...

bidrohini

It's difficult to give the right answer. Yeah, it comes with a standalone app. But the product description does not really elaborate what protocols it supports. I think you can contact the manufacturer through this website: https://www.mienji.com/

bidrohini

I think the only way is to Capture the new detector's pulse patterns with an RF signal analyzer . Then compare it with the expected pattern.

bidrohini

I think it's better to post this to the Domoticz forum:
https://www.domoticz.com/forum/

bidrohini

The ntc platform is a helper sensor that allows you to convert resistance readings from a NTC thermistor to temperature readings. First, you need to get resistance readings from the sensor - you can set this up with the resistance and adc sensors.This platform will then convert the resistance values...

bidrohini

Here is the A to Z of interfacing DS18B20 with ESPEasy: https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Plugin/P004_DS18b20.html You can also use DHT22 instead of DS18B20. Here is an ESPeasy based project: https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/ESP_Room_SmartMonitor_V3_8a9e5a39.html It features DHT22 ...

bidrohini

Maybe it is possible by using the plugin MQTT Import.

https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... /P037.html

bidrohini

It sounds like the GPIO pin you are using to control the relay may be in an undefined state during the upload process, causing the relay to turn on briefly. One solution you could try is to configure the GPIO pin as an output and set it to a known state (e.g. low) before starting the upload process....

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TD-er wrote: ↑07 Mar 2023, 14:19 I've not yet started with it, but I plan on adding it quite soon as these modules seem very very nice and now they are apparently supported very well.

Yeah. It will be a good addition. Because C3 is being widely used now.

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bubastic wrote: ↑07 Mar 2023, 00:39 I spent a lot of time, I tried 3 AM312 modules, but they didn't work.
But as soon as I connected the SR602 and lo and behold, everything works.

I think espeasy supports the SR series only. https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... ensor.html

bidrohini

Also this document may help you a bit:
https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... /P003.html

bidrohini

You are 100% right with the SDS011. I will go for the MH-Z19 and try it out. Hope everything works out fine, otherwise you will here from me soon. Thanks Ton! Best BEN Hi there. Here I found how to make a CO2 meter with ESPeasy using Senseair S8 sensor. It has some advantages over MH-Z19. I think y...

bidrohini

Did you try the following?

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  SendToHTTP http://192.168.1.90/apps/api/31/devices/9/setTemperature/[temp1#temperature]?access_token=ee5e1db1-6a96-4157-bf4e-335ac976af9a

bidrohini

Here is an old thread about Firmware Support for L298H Bridge Boards. This may help you a bit.
https://www.letscontrolit.com/forum/vie ... f=5&t=8809

bidrohini

You have to connect the output of the hall sensor to the ADC/A0 input on your microcontroller. You may need to add some additional circuitry, such as a voltage divider, to ensure that the input voltage stays within the range of the ADC. Write a function to read the ADC value and convert it to a volt...

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You can think about Samsung SmartThings. SmartThings is a popular home automation platform that supports a wide range of devices and is compatible with various protocols like Z-Wave, Zigbee, and Wi-Fi. It can be controlled via a mobile app or voice commands and does not require a cloud connection, a...

bidrohini

If you have any serial debugging output enabled, you can use a serial terminal program to monitor the output from the D1 mini. This can help you identify errors.

Verify that the board is not overheating by checking the temperature. Also check your wiring and power supply.

bidrohini

Are you sure that the command 10;AB400D;000042;02;ON is correct? Is the any manual or tutorial that you're following?

bidrohini

A very similar request was done in this thread TL;DR; No, not currently possible with only ESPEasy units, but using a simple/small/old/redundant/cheap WiFi router, even without internet access, you can. Isn't it possible to use ESP modules to create a P2P network between a master and a slave device?

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You can use a Nextion Enhanced HMI Intelligent Smart USART Serial Touch TFT LCD Module. You can also use an E-Ink (electronic ink) display. Since you're facing issues with MQQT, you can take a look at this write-up: https://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2021/11/esp32-mqtt.html It discusses broadly ...

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Was it a ready-made ESP32-S2 board or a custom-made board based on the ESP32-S2 chip? In case you've designed a custom-made board, there may be a hardware issue. You can post your design here for a review: https://www.pcbway.com/project/questionpublish

bidrohini

Check if the power source is stable and provides enough voltage to the device. Make sure you are using the latest version of ESPeasy firmware. If the issue still persists, try using an older version of the firmware.

bidrohini

Once I faced the same problem while using the MAX7219 dot matrix display with an AVR microcontroller. A garbage symbol was always showing. I finally removed that by making some modifications to the code.

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Does ESPEasy-mega-20221224 really support ESP8285? I am not sure.

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